This week's $BTC Market Pulse Report highlights that despite a positive macro sentiment, speculative momentum has weakened and unrealized gains have increased, raising market sensitivity to downside risks. After prices approached 97 thousand last week, spot market momentum slowed and trading volume decreased, indicating diminished buyer confidence. The perpetual futures market also saw significant adjustments, with capital flows and funding rates declining, reflecting reduced short pressure but insufficient follow-through from longs. Although ETF capital inflows remain positive, they have retreated from their peak. Speculative interest in the options market has declined, with open interest decreasing and volatility spreads notably negative. On-chain indicators show a high level of profitability, with 88% of supply in profit, a stable unrealized profit-loss ratio, and a rising realized profit-loss ratio, suggesting many positions are currently profitable and may trigger profit-taking. Overall, the market faces short-term risks of profit-taking; despite optimistic macro sentiment, cooling speculative momentum and increased unrealized gains make the market more sensitive to potential downside factors. The report emphasizes that the data is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.